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harrylin
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Yes I just wanted to add that I now noticed that you already said that in post #126 but you beat me to it. Hopefully my stronger post that emphasises physical principles will have more effectcabraham said:I said the same earlier. At the time up to the lower magnet ascending, the upward force can be only Fm, not Fe, because prior to motion, no E field has been induced yet. We seem to agree.
Yes, very right - also cause and effect doesn't allow it!One thing I would like to mention is that in addition to laws of physics, we should observe rules of logic as well. I can't understand how anybody can say that the moving magnet's induced E field is the source of its own lifting force. The cause is happening after the effect it seems to suggest. Thanks for your input. BR.
Claude
Thank you too.
Addendum: I did not find the derivation of the magnetic force in Wikipedia, but I found one here (unverified but the result is correct, so maybe the derivation is also correct!):
http://www.physicsinsights.org/force_on_dipole_1.html
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